RestorationCity

RestorationCity (RC) is a residential drug and alcohol rehabilitation program located in Hungerford, Texas, in Wharton County. Operating since 1975, this non-sectarian, Christian-based program describes itself as a discipleship training center — a framing that sets it apart from clinical-only treatment models. The facility is reached at (979) 532-5613 and serves the Hungerford, TX area for individuals seeking structured residential addiction treatment with an integrated faith foundation.

RestorationCity provides two core levels of care: medical detox and residential treatment. The medical detox program positions the facility as a starting point for individuals who need supervised withdrawal management before transitioning into longer-term residential programming. Having both levels under one roof means eligible clients can move from detox directly into the residential phase without transferring facilities — a continuity that matters when someone is in early recovery.

The program treats addiction, co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis conditions, and trauma or PTSD. That combination reflects a recognition that substance use rarely exists in isolation, and that underlying mental health conditions need to be addressed as part of the residential stay. RestorationCity’s self-described model as a “residential therapeutic” program underscores a treatment orientation rather than a purely peer-support or ministry-only framework.

RestorationCity serves a notably broad population: men, women, young adults ages 18–25, seniors and older adults, pregnant women, single parents with children, families, and individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. Payment options include self-pay, sliding scale fees, and financial assistance — reducing financial barriers for those who may not carry private insurance. For individuals or families in Wharton County and surrounding areas seeking residential detox and rehabilitation, RestorationCity represents one of the few local options combining medical detox with a long-term residential program.

RestorationCity offers medical detox as the entry point for individuals arriving in active withdrawal or physical dependence. Having this level of care on-site means clients do not need to seek detox elsewhere before beginning the residential program — the full continuum from withdrawal management through residential rehabilitation is available at the Hungerford facility.

Following medical detox, clients can continue into RestorationCity's residential treatment program. This structure is significant for anyone dealing with addiction alongside co-occurring mental health conditions or trauma, since sustained residential care allows for more thorough treatment than a short detox-only stay. The residential program operates from a therapeutic framework described by the facility itself as both clinical and faith-integrated.

RestorationCity accepts a broad range of adults into its residential and detox programs. The facility specifically serves men, women, young adults (18–25), seniors and older adults, pregnant women, single parents with children, families, and individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. This breadth is uncommon for a single residential program and reflects an intentional effort to reduce barriers to entry for populations that often have difficulty finding placement.

The clinical conditions addressed include addiction, co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis, and trauma or PTSD. For families researching options, the dual diagnosis capability means a loved one's mental health needs are recognized as part of the treatment picture, not set aside until after discharge.

RestorationCity accepts self-pay and cash, and offers both sliding scale fees and financial assistance. For individuals without insurance or with limited financial resources, these options can make the difference between accessing residential detox treatment or not. Prospective clients or family members can contact the facility directly at (979) 532-5613 or by email at info@restorationcity.org to discuss payment arrangements.

The sliding scale and financial assistance structures are particularly relevant for the populations RestorationCity serves — including single parents and young adults — who may face economic barriers alongside the challenges of seeking addiction treatment.

RestorationCity describes itself as a non-sectarian, Christian-based drug and alcohol rehabilitation program. The "non-sectarian" designation means the program is not tied to a specific denomination, making it accessible to a wider range of individuals who may find value in a faith-grounded framework without being affiliated with a particular church tradition.

The facility uses the term "discipleship training center" to describe its model, which positions recovery within a broader framework of personal restoration and growth. This language, drawn directly from the program's own materials, reflects how RestorationCity distinguishes itself from purely clinical treatment models — the residential stay is oriented around long-term transformation, not only stabilization.